BrannanBath Thermometer - Easy to use to Check Hot Water Temperature Prior to Bathing - The Ideal and Safe Baby Bath Thermometer

Unlike the last bath thermometer I had, it doesn't easily break into two pieces so I'd say it's quite durable. I like that it has a 'warm' marker and also a 'hot' marker. Can clearly see the temperature of the bath. Really good value for a non digital bath thermometer

Very good value - using tit to test the temperature of hot water in community centre taps and it works well.

This is a really handy little thermometer for checking the temperature of the bath water, very easy to use and takes the guess work out of it, very pleased with it

I got this because I was enjoying burning myself in very hot baths everyday. The burning of my feet getting in and then the extream sweating once laying back from my forehead was very nice. Years later after suffering some irritating effects around my groin I read it's not good for me. The effects have now gone away since I now only have baths starting at 40c and no hotter thanks to this. I have noticed that when using this sometimes and putting my hand in the water one day it can feel this bath is too cold and another feel like it's still too hot but it's always at the 40c mark and I get in anyway.

I had bought the philips floating bath thermometer when my son was born but it packed in after a month so I was dubious as to buy another expensive digital device. I have cold hands so I am not great at testing the water myself & having bought this it is a lifesaver, its nice & simple

Given the low price, I suspected that this wouldn't be very good. And indeed it's not very good.There's no indication of size in the product details that I could see - it's 140 mm long and 20 mm wide. Far too small for me to read without my glasses, and I'm not taking my glasses into the bath!Also takes too long to get to the correct reading, but reasonably accurate when it gets there.I reverted to using my kitchen Thermapen - a LOT more expensive, but immediate response to degrees AND tenths of degrees with a clear digital display with backlight if required.Now going to use it in the greenhouse - where I do wear my glasses!

Bought to measure cold water. Seemed to read high. Tested in water in the fridge (left overnight) the fridge set to 4 degrees C, reads 9. Tested fridge with digital thermostats - reading 3.4. This is way off.

Used this to prove my water was not hot enough …Checked by a more expensive devise by engineer…. Readings exactly the same Very impressed for price